1. A machine composed of different parts, and intended to produce some effect by help of the mechanical powers, as a pump, a windlass, a capstan, a fire-engine, a steam-engine, &c.; a steam-engine specially; anything used to effect a purpose; a means; instrument; tool.

2. To torture; to rack; to provide with a steam-engine.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• enginerr,
• engein,
• engieer,
• inaine,
• pengin,
• egone,
• ungins,
• egine,
• anging,
• ingine,
• enegine,
• engand,
• negine,
• enginges,
• engiene,
• engione,
• ensin,
• erging,
• enginier,
• engoing

• engineer,
• enjoin,
• ensminger,
• enigma,
• enkindled,
• enchain,
• enginery,
• enceinte,
• enkindle,
• ensuing,
• enjoining,
• ENGEN,
• enchained,
• encainide.

The adjective form of the word "engine" is "engineered".

The plural of the "engine" can be the "engines".

The singular of the "engine" can be the "engine".